The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-04-12

bassos. and Miss Ella Gillespie
/ Organist.
FIRST BAPTIST.
The pastor of this church, Rev
MIR. Fuller, being absent from the
city, there will be no services to-day.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
There will be no special celebration
of the day by the congregation of
this church. The usual Sunday
services morning and evening.
OHIO STREET METHODIST.
The members of this church, corner
of Fourth and Ohio streets, have en-
bellished If sanctuary with floral
decorations, and the services this
morning and evening will be appro--
pirate to the day. The pastor, Rev
a. Jump. will preach at the usual
hour this morning from the fifteenth
verse of the fourteenth chapter of
First Corinthians, eff Christ be not
risen, our faith is vain" The choir
will be under the direction of T.. G..
Taylor.
In the evening at $50 o'clock, the
young people will have service based
on the angelic announcement of the
resurrection. and at $50 p. III. an
Easter praise service will be held
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.
The floral decorations at this church
consist in mrssing rather than distri-s
button. At either side of the altar,
banks of hOwers will be placed, sur
mounted by pure white lilies. Behind
the altar will be borders of plants and
in the center fronting the chancel will
be large marble vase filled with
plants and surmounted by a floral
cross of marshal neil and tea roses,
mignonette, etc. There will be the
usual peoples service" in the morn
ing interspersed with Easter hymns
and special musical service as follows:
"Venite," Easter day, Mornington;
"Gloris Patri," Mozart, ''Te Deun
festival" Dykes; Jubilate, Ber-
thold Jours; Ofertory, "They
have taken away my Lord" The
choir is composed of Mrs. r. w.
Lucy, Miss Lille Bruner, Miss Ruth
Stettar, sopranos; Mrs. B. B. Lyon,
Miss Hattie Marvin, contraltos; Chas.
Taylor, E. L.. Cravens, bassos; Mrs.
R. w. Lucy Is the musical director,
and Prof. Lucy will preside at the Or
gan.
In the evening there will be q
children's professional aud the ''resur-
ectiOn hymn" with appropriate chorus
es, will be sung. There will also be
other hymns and choruses, and the
eloquent rector, j. j. Wilkins, viii
deliver an address.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
At the Congregational church the
floral decorations are well worth going
to see. On either side of the altar
are large stands of blooming plants
intertwined with Irish ivy and the altar
itself is beautifully decorated with day
and Easter lilies in bloom. There Is
also background of plants and ever
greens, and the chandeliers are taste
fully adorned with hanging baskets
and trailing vines. There will be an
Easter sermon by the pastor and the
choir will, In addition 20 Its usual
complement, contain full orchestra
of seven pieces as follows: Fret
viOlins Prof. S. Gregg and little Miss
Clara Shepherd second violin,
Paul Hausman cornet, Emil
Dorm; cello, Ernest Henry; double
bass, Scott Gregg; organ, Mrs. Gregg;
chorus leader, Maurice Barrett; so
pranos, Mrs. b. F.. Boiler. Mrs. E.
K. Mcclellan, Misses Myrtle Sturte-
want, Anna Meriz; altos, Mrs. j. b.
Wilcox, Misses Shepherd and Clifford;
tenors, MessrS Dixon and Jacobs;
bassos, Messrs. sBarrettT and Norton.
The first selection will be an, anthem,
followed by an Easter hymn BY Won
Weber. with soprano Iobligato, solo
quartette and full chorus; Easter an
them, 1.-The Lord is Risen" with full
chorus; opening voluntary ON organ,
With "Verdure Clad, from Haydn's
Creation" e-.. -4t.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church will also have special song
service and have the church beauti-
fully adorned with flowers